Idioms

start up (something) or start (something) up
to begin operating something, to begin to play or do something
My uncle started up a small business when he was 20-years old.

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  • stay away from (someone or something)
  • stay in
  • stay in touch with (someone)
  • stay put
  • stay up
  • steal (someone's) thunder
  • steal a base
  • steal a march on (someone)
  • steal the show
  • steal the spotlight
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  • a feather in one's cap
  • give (someone) the brush-off
  • break one's word
  • hazard a guess
  • get the third degree
  • have two strikes against one
  • perspective on (something)
  • slow as molasses in January
  • have one foot in the grave
  • lay hold of (something)


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